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I get angry for no reason.I feel like punching walls and other people the medication doesn't help
Speaking of the medication the voices tell me not to take it because it is poision.I believe it's been 5 days since I haven't took the medicine.I feel like I'm living in a nightmare I also get lonely and sometimes it correlates with the angriness (my sexual frustration) I am a 17 year old female and I have a Doctors appointment on Tuesday. I texted my therapist about the voices but he hasn't replied back. There's other counselors I could tell but I'm pretty embarrassed about it;I feel like theyre tired of me what should I do? |
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You should try to stay positive I get the same way smashing things and hearing voices too but what helped me was thinking about how much more resistant other patients are and that they couldn't possibly more tired of me then some others that I've seen where I go. You have to try and fight the voices and take the medication. What helped me was a good voice that I have that would keep telling me to take my medication while the bad ones would tell me to not take it. Try to look deep inside to see if there is a positive one.
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Can you wait out the urge to hurt yourself till Tuesday? A new doctor might help but you might also nerd to go inpatient if you cant control yourself or at least until you can
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I'm not sure whether psychosis diagnoses stands are not, I got it before DID diagnoses. I have Dissociative Identity Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. I never really got into studying what actually is psychosis, but I tend to believe once you get a diagnoses even if misdiagnosed if you took the time to understand then you still have that knowledge. I think though, when I ignore certain onces in my system there tends to be ones that lie or make insane sentences so that I look or check things that makes me doubt reality. I have an understanding that those ones need attention, they need time to have conversation or time to be in there role doing stuff. Once, I get them some me time it goes away. Learning to be angry and expressing it at the right time takes work and also balance. I would say, yes continue to take your medicine and work with your therapist on what will ultimately help you also.
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